Krittiya’s place is outstanding. And Krittiya is an awesome and very responsive host; I cannot recommend this place enough! I would definitely stay here again any time I am in Bangkok. Everything is newly renovated to western standards. The bed is very good with a proper mattress and the air-conditioning cools the place quickly and nicely. The place is very near a school and office building, so there is a nice food court with very inexpensive food Monday to Friday - I suggest going there 10am to pick up lunch - around lunch time it gets very crowded - so beat the crowds and go a bit earlier. You reach the food court by walking through 7-11 across the road, out through the back exit of 7-11, hang right and follow the corridor down to a small restaurant. Then go left and you get outside again by a parking lot, go through the door there and across the parking lot you see the food court. There is a guy selling a lot of different dishes right inside the parking lot as well, but beware most of his food is very spicy :) Krittiya’s place is quite a distance from central Bangkok, but once you get the hang of the busses departing from the bus stop outside the school/university there it is very easy and inexpensive to get around. Take any bus except 133, 207 and R26E to go straight to Udom Suk BTS station. This takes about 5-15 minutes usually depending on traffic. On the way there keep an eye out for a Vespa moped store on your left side, which means you are getting close. The Udom Suk BTS station is a few hundred meters ahead. Get out at the Honda dealer and go up the stairs there to the BTS station. PROTIP: Avoid rush hour. Bus is 9 - 13 Baht. PROTIP: For the BTS, get a Rabbit card – it’s like 100 Bath for the card and then you deposit money on the card to avoid queuing up for tickets every time you ride the train. Each trip is around 40 – 60 Baht – they will only deposit amounts in dividable by 100. For dinner options, Rot Fai Train Night Market is the perfect place Thursday to Sunday night. Bus number 133, 207 and R26E takes you right to the night market. The market is down a small path between HAHA Mall and Seacon Square. So get out of the bus at HAHA Mall. Bus is 9 - 13 Baht. This is a must do trip. There are literally hundreds of food stalls / restaurants and cosy bars. The market is HUGE and its perfect temperature at night time for browsing the different market stalls. The main market is closed Monday to Wednesday, but there are still 20-30 restaurants next to the market open all week. Rot Fai Train Night Market is definitely also worth a visit. Other food / shopping / experience options around the...